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• Barlo Plastics
• An Art of Living
• Sutherland Lyall tunnels for treasure in the multi-dimensional cyber-strata
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Designer appeal
  by Matthew Partington
• Ambi-Rad
• Touching heaven: this proposed new residential tower in Vancouver forms part of a strategy to reconfigure the city skyline
  by Catherine Slessor
• Avanti Systems
• Office evolution: the twenty first century office
  by Francis Duffy
• Gehry's great concerto: the Disney Concert Hall has radically transformed a block of downtown Los Angeles making it a place to visit rather than drive through
  by Raymund Ryan
• Snowed under: in deepest Lapland, architecture and the elements interact with some intriguing effects
  by Michael Webb
• City shifts: cities are continually in flux, but recent changes in the prosperity of many industrial nineteenth-century ones offer exciting possibilities for generous architecture and urbanism
• Lighting: Rob Gregory throws light on some of this year's exhibitors
• The Sea Ranch
• Model prisons revisited
  by Simon Henley
• Loo and behold: inventive use of new technology makes these Brazilian unisex lavatories luminous and ethereal
  by Mary Sturges
• Out of the jungle
• Light fantastic: the flank of the Graz Kunsthaus has become a giant illuminated screen using simple, readily available technology
  by Graz Kunsthaus
• LS Group
• Blobblurb; Blobitecture: waveform architecture and digital design
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Making a place for art: beyond the material and formal lessons that have inspired generations of architects, and recognition of his influence on loft living and the regeneration of redundant buildings, Tate Modern's retrospective of Donald Judd reveals hi
  by Rob Gregory
• Wonderful Copenhagen is under immense pressure to expand and, to protect the fabric of the old city centre, the formerly almost deserted island of Amager is becoming a new and vital part of the city
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Diary
• Official taste: Creating Excellent Buildings-a guide for clients
  by Colin Stansfield Smith
• Bumpy ride?
  by Graham McKay
• From townscape to skyscape: in an edited extract from a lecture due to be given to mark the 75th anniversary of the University of Sao Paulo later this month, Robert Tavernor from the University of Bath analyzes the future of London's distinctive skyline
• Glaverbel
• Transparent tapestries; The history of stained glass: the art of light medieval to contemporary
  by Michael Wigginton
• Stepping stones: an attempt to make urban architecture on a very difficult and disjointed site
  by Christian Brensing
• It's a wrap: this unorthodox house in a Melbourne suburb is a bold response to the area's Mediterranean climate
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Potter & Soar
• Cogent landscapes: new landscape design
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Bam plan
  by Wei Wei Chan
• Alien encounter: clad in a pulsating skin, Graz's new Kunsthaus is a spunky modern interloper that adds both to the life of the city and to its historic fabric
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• BlueSky
• Poul Kjaerholm
• The city as theatre: this theatre complex has a rich, eclectic spirit that reflects the vitality of the city
  by Catherine Slessor
• Tbilisi is an undiscovered treasure. Even in decay, and after much destruction, the Georgian capital is still rich in architectural moments
  by Irina Kalashnikova
• Lindapter international
• Skin craft: by peeling back the layers, Allies and Morrison reveal how to use restraint when faced with the opportunity to design their own office building
  by Rob Gregory